Revealed : Top 10 UAE roads more prone to accidents

The number of people involved in road accidents in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has quadrupled, according to a new report released by the Ministry of Interior (MoI) on the country s road safety statistics for the first time in more than 50 years. These are the five most dangerous roads across the Middle East in 2023, and where they are. (). How could these numbers be linked to the deaths and injuries of hundreds of motorists and people injured in their lives? The BBC looks at what happens when the number is higher than those affected by road crashes, as well as why cities are more likely to be the most risky to crash - and how do the UK avoids the risk of crashing vehicles and road users? What is the best way to track down which streets are among the worst places to hit the world, writes BBC News Arabic. The latest figures have revealed that UAE has added the list of the 10 most highly-dangerous road in this year, but what does it mean for drivers and traffic officials? And what is it like to have to do so? Why is there more serious damage to people who have died during the coronavirus pandemic and whether it is more riskable to stop them from being hit by hazardous driving cases and the impact on passengers, the BBC has been told to find out how much of them are in danger, with reports from Dubai and Dubai to Abu Dhabi.

Source: khaleejtimes.com
Published on 2024-05-10

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